Algebra, to quadratic equations with one unknown quantity, maxima and minima, arithmetical and geometrical progressions, logarithms and their application to questions of compound interest and annuities.
Geometry, plane and solid, including the measurement of areas, surfaces, and volumes; s of the cone, cylinder, and sphere.
Plane Trigonometry: construction of trigonometrical tables and the solution of triangles; application to problems required in surveying.
Geometrical representations of bodies by projections.
French compositions.
German exercises.
Drawing, including elementary geometrical drawing and projections; plan, , and elevation of a building; geographical maps.
Physical Science (purely descriptive:) cosmography; physics, including elementary knowledge of the equilibrium of fluids; weight, gravity, atmospheric pressure, heat, electricity, magnetism, acoustics, optics, refraction, microscope, telescope.
Chemistry, elementary principles of; on matter, cohesion, affinity; simple and compound bodies, acids, bases, salts, oxygen, combustion, azote, atmospheric air, hydrogen, water; respecting equivalents and their use, carbon, carbonic acid, production and decomposition of ammonia, sulphur, sulphuric acid, phosphorus, chlorine; classification of non-metallic bodies into four families.
History: History of France from the time of Charles VII. to that of the Emperor Napoleon I. and the treaties of 1815.